Official 2006 MLS Cup--Houston Dynamo vs NE Revolution - Page 2

KDawg · #11 11-09-2006, 12:25 AM

moving to a fall-spring schedule would be hell. half of the teams are in cold weather climates, and there would have to be a long winter break. The sunday slot is what ABC gave them. It'll be a good game and worth watching

jstnrgrs · #12 11-09-2006, 02:44 AM

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MLS should adopt the Euro schedule, and play every weekend on saturday, late afternoon/nights. Also, jst, switch back and forth for [censored] sake. Its your home team man, and its not like its women soccer.

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I'm sorry, but the NFL has my priority here. There will be two NFL games on at that time, and on the occation that both games are at comercial at the same time, I doubt I will flip to the soccer game. I have found watching bits and peices of soccer games to be very unsatisfying. I'd much rather set aside a block of time to watch a whole game. I do watch ESPN CL games, and I would watch the MLS title game if it were on at a reasonable time.

Maybe I will DVR the game and watch it on monday or tuesday (assuming that the result isn't spoiled ahead of time).

jstnrgrs · #13 11-09-2006, 02:45 AM

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moving to a fall-spring schedule would be hell. half of the teams are in cold weather climates, and there would have to be a long winter break. The sunday slot is what ABC gave them. It'll be a good game and worth watching

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I think it would be worth watching if it were on at just about any other time.

ThaSaltCracka · #14 11-09-2006, 03:11 AM

FWIW, I agree with you on the time. I think ABC/ESPN really blew it on the time, but at this time of the year, what would be a better time? I don't think a weekday game is better than a weekend either, even with football scheduled on the weekends.